Portable fingerprint scheme developed
In the wake of rising insurance fraud, a portable fingerprint scanning device is expected to help speed up criminal investigation processes. The scheme has been developed in collaboration with IT consultancy Consult Hyperion, which advises businesses on electronic transaction security, ranging from retail payments to passport control.
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